Make a free QR code menu that stays free

A static code holds the web address inside the pattern. It cannot be edited, it collects no scan counts and it does not expire. A dynamic code holds a short address that redirects to your page, so the destination can change and scans can be counted. It works only while the service behind it stays active. You cannot turn one type into the other, and if a dynamic code's short link is changed, the printed codes stop working. The checklist beside this text has five questions to ask any QR maker before you print.

Most owners are really asking one thing: if I change my menu, do I reprint? With Menuthere, the code opens your live menu. Edit a dish, a price or a sold-out item and every printed code shows the new version.

One fact to know: the code points to a Menuthere address, so your menu stays on Menuthere. If you want the menu on your own address, Lite adds your own domain. Other QR codes a restaurant uses follow their own rules. A WhatsApp Business QR code, for example, does not expire unless you reset it or delete the account. See how to make a WhatsApp QR code and whether it expires.